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:> *Vvc'` ' n which employ*!* were forced to bid against each other * the services of new graduates.. . .Conclusion? The student ose talents and interests are rooted in other than academic; fields might be vreli advised to consider altematlvse." A/ ^ \ o 'yy- -j> Ihe time has come for par hjv ; V^I T T. 5h p ft f-f/v^e^ b- i -entsandstudenU toreas- sess the need for a college ation and perhaps to look thererfor:rewardingaiieer rtuhitieft-- hy7 First, let's look at''it i the financial angle. Five i ago, the average cost of a jTyear at apublic univer- n a student's own state was >9! Next year, it is expected erage $1,621. That comes arly $6,500 in four yean lidon, required fees, room ward only. comparable increase has Ted in the cost of private [es-from $2,104 per year ,022 annually. Therefore, ill for four years at a liber- ts college can run more $ 12,000 just for the basic ises. d~that is by no means the lost of a college education. out-of-pocket expense be added lost wages. Even ig at the minimum wage sceiving annual increases, udent will have lost some 00 in a four-year peridt} view of these sacrifices, be diminishing return on Sherwin-Williams gives you much more than paint and decorating products. We give you people. Knowledgeable, helpful people. People with ideas. People with information. People who areg willing ito take the time to teach youiiipw to complete a terrific-little decorating prbject or an entire room. Whether you buy our products or not. vestment, I think that parmd young people should o ask themselves, "Is colsally the best answer?" he coming decade, it may lot be. For while the net That may sound like a strange way to run a paint store. But then,we're much more than a paint store now. Morelbcnapcriiff stone. ae in the supply of new e-educated workers dur- it l970's is" estimated "at "expected to narrow. Conclii-" for a status that they didn'treal- pride of accomplishment that illion, the increase in de sion? The student y/hdse talents lywant? comes to the skilled artisan who is expected to total only and interests are rooted in other For if you look down your works withlhis hands. ullion, clearly changing than academic-fields might be block-or aroundyourneighbor- JTberefore,although'acoUege tuition from a ``sellers' well advised to consider alterna hood, I think you'll find skilled education can be. intellectually t" to a "buyers' market" tives. craftsmen living next door to and socially stimulating for is this just temporary. We - - For several ,generations now,. -professionals--Irving - the ..same. thoseyoungmen- and women e no return to the condi- the college education and the kind of life, enjoying the same whose interests lie in that direc f 'the '50's arid '60's, in white-collar job have been con luxuries, and in many instances tion, it is certainly not logical amm wages ing-1 tion ( time there answt Oo mand pay i Fore ator i periet week, skfflec ing aj per b chani< hour ' Ad tectur ormo pence ''"'metro more, skillet almos a larg more execu Of eduta nomis colleg while intells On youth into c takini -gi'nalcollei daily with'i tion. could